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Old school

Travel, Travel & Outdoors

Just half an hour from the hubbub and seemingly relentless development at Viera, the trappings of today’s Florida are replaced by airboats and old docks, tea-colored swaths of water leading to the horizon, enticing platters heaped with gator nuggets, catfish and frog legs, and landscapes teeming with wildlife.

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At peace

Health

Sebastian, a town of riverside eateries, golf carts and flip flops, seems an unexpected location for an ashram.

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Pheathered philanthropists

Philanthropy

From some heavenly stage above, Jimmy Buffett must be beaming. His beloved Parrot Heads are doing so much good while at the same time they are tackling their lives with gusto. Parrot Heads in Paradise, the official club for Buffett fans, counts more than 15,000 members, 250 of whom are in Brevard, home to the Space Coast Parrot Head Club.

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Built tough

Museums, Space Coast History

Some buildings — like some people — seem to be more fortunate than others. Bensen House, aka the Grant Historical House, is one of the lucky ones.

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On a roll

Cover Story, Local, Sports

With her eclectic style and a seemingly effortless vibe, Carrie Stuart was always drawn to roller skating. Growing up in the ’70s meant frequently hanging out at the roller rink. Nevertheless, back then, Stuart’s captivation never overcame her timidness and overwhelming fear of putting on a pair of wheels. 

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Targets & practice

Palm Bay’s Tom Kehoe got his college degree in journalism, but he has spent a lifetime learning Asian philosophy: its ethics, aesthetics and focus on living in harmony with nature.

True values

Suzy McCoy Shriner once asked her friend, Indian River and Brevard County philanthropist and community activist Barbara Ruddy, to describe herself.
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